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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1923

Page

13

Tiger Rose Opens at Moore's Rislo Theatre With Miss Ulric

Miss Ulric headlines the second Belasco screen adaptation of Tiger Rose at Moore's Rislo theatre. The film, produced by Warner Brothers, follows a Northland drama with vivid scenery and strong supporting cast including Forrest Stanley and Claude Gillingwater. Director George Wild pairs the narrative with a concert-score by Richard Lorleberg.

David Belasco Moore Rislo Tiger Rose Sire Leslie Carter Blanche Bates David Warfield Lionel Atwell Warner Brothers Miss Ulric Forrest Stanley Joseph Dowling Claude Gillingwater Sam de Graazen Andre de Beranger Theodore von Witz Lfe Hudson Bay Country Little Rose Bodion Richard Lorleberg Ruaito Orchestra Lorleberg MacDowell Openshaw George Wild

Bill at Gayely Reminiscent but Wins Applause

In a Gayety's show the audience applauded Jean Bedini as a fan of arch comedians Bobby Clark and Paul McCullough. The two burlesque stars recently moved to big time with The Music Box Revue, while Cliff Bragdon and Coo Cano Saoar rissey provided strong humor and Bragdon showcased cornet and stage presence amid a mix of routines and a jazz number.

Gayety Jean Bedini Bobby” Clark Paul McCullough Washington Columbia Clark McCullough Cliff Bragdon Coo Cano Saoarrissey Bragdon

Holmes Frames Italy Travelogue As Spiritual Quest

Burton Holmes presented Motoring Through Italy at National yesterday in his characteristic style blending piquant narration with historical reminiscence and high quality stills and film. He ignored the usual Rome Naples and Vesuvius focus, exploring overlooked peninsula corners and background shaping Naples and Rome, noting Venice would have fit nicely in a further lecture.

Burton Holmes Italy National Holmes St Peters Bay of Naples Mount Vesuvius Naples Rome Venice

The Common Law at the Metropolitan with Corinne Griffith

Corinne Griffith stars in The Common Law at the Metropolitan with Phyllis Haver and a strong cast. Valerie West pretends to be an artist model and falls for Louis Neville, choosing common law marriage over social sacrifice amid dramatic family obstacles and festive New Year scenes. The supporting bill features A Perfect 36, a Bobby Vernon farce, plus Victor Herbert and Paul Whiteman musical numbers and a Metropolitan World Survey finale.

Corinne Griffith Selznick Robert W. Chambers Manhattan Phyllis Haver Phyllis Mack Sennett Maurice Tourneur Conway Tearle Valerie West Elliot Dexter Bryant Washburn Harry Myers Miss du Pont Hobart Bos Lillian Lawrence Dagmar Godowsky Wally van Donna May Louis Neville Valerie Acion Christie Bobby Vernon Bobby Daniel Breeskin Victor Herbert Pat Paul Whiteman Metropolitan World Survey

Central Offers Drama on Dont Marry for Money

Central's Crandall theater opened a week run featuring House Peters and Rubye De Remer in Dont Marry for Money a domestic drama about a small town girl who seeks city life and high society after fleeing a narrow minded father. Also shows Pitfalls of a Big City with Ben Turpin plus Kinograms Pathe Review and organ recitals Just One More Kiss a Foolish Child.

House Peters Rubye de Remer Crandall Central Theater Ben Turpin Adonus The Silver Sheet Star Pathe Review W. E Thompson Kissa

Laurel Stars In New York Bohemian Romance at Ambassador

Saina Laurel headlines the Ambassador premiere featuring Robert W. Chambers inspired romance with Conway Tearle Corinne Griffith and nine others. A second show presents Scorching Sends a new Pathe laughmaker with Laurel in a peak comic role and the Ambassador Symphony offers a colorful overture ensemble.

Myron Selznick Robert W. Chambers New York Washington Crandal Ambassador Theater Conway Tearle Corinne Griffith Pathe Satna Laurel Laurel Ambassador Symphony Bailey F. Alart Tobani

Hart Returns to Screen In Stirring Film at Palace

Hart reenters cinema after a two year hiatus with Wild Bill Hickok in a nine picture series opening at Loew's Palace. He plays Wild Bill guiding Calamity Jane amid romance and danger, with Ethel Grey Terry as lead and Ben Turpin in a comedy The Daredevil. Topics of the Day newsreel and Gannon’s score accompany the program.

Hart Palace bin” Hart William 8. Hart Ballant Wyatt Earp Luke Short Bat” Masterson Kansas Territory Buffalo Loew's Palace Wild Bill Dea Calamity Jane West Wild bin Jane Ethel Grey Terry Ben Turpin Pathe News Mr. Gannon

Strand Presents Captain Kiddo and Wild Party Vaudeville

The Strand kicks off a week of entertainment with Captain Kiddo a Jack Lait fantasy starring Master Gabriel and a capable company featuring Dorothy Webb and George Mack. Also on the bill Bob LaSalle Lillian Faulkner and others with songs jokes and a dance. Wild Party remains Universal’s Gladys Angerton photo dramatic attraction featuring Robert Ellis Freeman Wood and Dorothy Winner in a farce of confusion.

Strand Theater Master Gabriel Buster Brown Little Nemo Dorothy Webb George Mack Jack Lait Captain Kiddo Bob la Salle Murray Rubens Piane Lillian Faulkner Goldie Beattie Redford Madden Universal Gladys Anglton Robert Ellis Freeman ‘Wood Dorothy Yvr

Crandall Screens Vengeful Woman in Wife in Name Only

Bertha M. Clay tale Wife in Name Only presented at Crandall's theater as top feature for first three days. Stars include Florence Dixon Mary Thurman Edmund Lowe Tyrone Power Arthur Housman Edna May Spooner William H Tooker with Miss Thurman as Phillipa L Estrange driving a plot of revenge by marriage linking to a burglar’s victim. Back Stage comedy by Hal Roach accompanying program.

Bertha M. Clay Crandall's Edmund Lowe Tyrone Power Florence Dixon Mary Thurman Arthur Housmay Edna May Spooner William H. Tooker Miss Thurman Phillipa L'Estrange Norman Arleigh

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